Blind Date Turned Proposal

Even though she didn’t understand what Dexter had meant, Josie remained calm and walked. out from behind him. “I’m done bandaging your wounds. I’ll be leaving first.”

Dexter casually looked at her, not saying anything more..

“Don’t forget to get an X-ray at the hospital,” Josie reminded before leaving the room.

“Mr. Peeple will remember it.”

Seeing that the man didn’t seem to care about his own body, Josie fell silent and walked out. of the room.

She caught Dexter’s lonesome shadow cast by the light just because the door closed, but sadly, they had nothing to do with each other anymore.

Upon thinking of that, Josie couldn’t help but let out a bitter chuckle.

To get from Dexter’s room to her own, she had to navigate a corridor that led to a scenic balcony overlooking an endless river view. It was, without a doubt, a popular spot for many bigwigs to gather for their business meetings.

Wearing a mask on her face, Josie hurried past without paying much attention when she suddenly collided with a figure. The person’s chest was firm and knocked her backward, causing her to yelp when a sharp pain shot through her forehead.

promptly spoke up. “Please watch when you’re

Josie muttered as she lifted her gaze.

closer look at the man before her, she

demeanor of a powerful man, and the youthful exuberance from years ago was no longer

Morgan, yet at the same time, she

repeated when he realized she was in a

composure and noticed the suitcase in the attendant’s hand. Ah. Morgan must’ve just checked in. Most of the people staying in

a little nod. However, just as she was about to leave, she felt her wrist being grabbed, causing

for two short seconds before letting

Josie had grazed herself during the recent scuffle, and he noticed the wound.

you for your concern, Mr. Bastille. I’ll take care

an eyebrow and

her hand and strode off

to her own space, she was still somewhat surprised. Morgan had revealed his feelings and appeared before her once or twice, but nothing about it felt. authentic. He always

object, and Josie had almost forgotten his existence.